America’s Trade Deficit: An Enormous Concern
Trump wisely spoke little about trade during his unsuccessful 2020 re-election bid and, surprisingly…
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“Inflation,” Properly Defined
The use or rather misuse of language has always been an effective tool of politicians to enact their agendas…
Continue readingA Look Back at Nixon’s Infamous Monetary Decision
A half century ago one of the most disastrous monetary decisions in U.S. history was committed by Richard Nixon. The ramifications continue to this very day…
Continue readingGold and Latin: Twin Pillars of Western Rejuvenation
A one-world commodity standard allows for integration and the extension of the division of labor since all prices are expressed in terms of gold/silver. Costs, too, would be…
Continue readingCan Feudalism Save the Western World?
If rightly understood and not denigrated, it could provide a paradigm for the reconstruction of the present social order after its inevitable collapse…
Continue readingA Warning of Economic Collapse
It does not appear that the US has much time before the final unraveling of the economy takes place…
Continue readingOn The 75th Anniversary Of V-E Day And The Coronavirus Scamdemic
The scamdemic may be the state’s greatest power grab yet. Besides the infringement of civil liberties, the shut down has been adroitly used to…
Continue readingLong-Held Condemnation Of Socialism Overturned: Pope Francis Calls Marxist Economic Summit
As if there needs to be further evidence that the current occupant of St. Peter’s Chair in Rome is a Marxist, the announcement of…
Continue readingThe Ethics Of A Gold Standard
Money, which gold is, allows for specialization, the division of labor, and provides the means for mankind to escape from barter…
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